A Wheatley Heights man has been arrested after police said he fled a crash that damaged a Huntington Station assisted-living facility and forced 27 residents from the building.
Javon Robinson, 32, was arrested in connection with the Oct. 25 crash at Manor Haven Home for Adults, located at 222 Columbia St., Suffolk County police said.
According to police, a Honda Civic struck the facility, damaging a water line and causing flooding in the basement. The damage forced 27 residents to be displaced.
No injuries were reported.
Police initially sought the driver, who had left the scene following the collision. Robinson was subsequently identified and arrested, police confirmed Oct. 29.
Robinson was charged with leaving the scene of a motor vehicle crash. He was issued a desk appearance ticket and is scheduled to appear Nov. 17 in First District Court in Central Islip.
Photo: Manor Haven Home for Adults in Huntington Station, where a car struck the building on October 25, 2026, causing flooding and displacing 27 residents. (Google Maps)
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